Budding Olympians in action: Sprint golden girl Zoe Hobbs wins 100m in Hastings
The Potts Classic athletics event celebrated its 25th anniversary over the weekend.
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Watch: Mass stranding - desperate attempt to save whales at Hawke’s Bay beach
Locals flocked to a beach in Mahia to try to save the stranded pilot whales.
Mana Ahuriri plans new homes for former railyard land know as 'gravel pit'
The land was set for big-box retail. The new plan is for housing.
In pictures: Hawke’s Bay’s big weekend, from scooters to wine and bull-riding
Revellers enjoyed a wine festival, scooter nationals, a cycle race and even a rodeo.
‘Best buds’: Hawke’s Bay’s most popular dog names revealed
The most favoured dog name of last year is released and it may come as a surprise.
Firm prices at first Dannevirke/Pahīatua Dairy Beef sale for 2024
There were firm prices for dairy beef.
Silence to sharing: New sexual harm support service carries on decades-long police legacy
The Hawke's Bay organisation launched this month.
'Could have been tragic': Tourists rescued on Cape Kidnappers as tide rose
'This is a timely reminder for people to do their research before heading out.'
Flipped give-way sign, faded markings: Did a lack of road maintenance kill a tourist?
The intersection hosted a boy racer meet in the months before Helen Poon drove through.
Opinion: Are you in the middle of a U-shaped happiness curve?
How can you ensure you don't get stuck in the trenches of ‘not enough’
Here comes the bride, in a designer dress made right here in Hawke’s Bay
'I want to showcase the beauty and individuality of each bride’s personality.'
His name's Kobe. And he's ready to lead the Hawks into battle
Kobe Kara has served the apprenticeship - now's the time to step-up.
Togs, togs, $1100 fine: The Napier bylaw that stopped people in bathing suits crossing the road
OPINION: Napier had a prudish past - especially when it came to public bathing.
World shearing record smashed near Dannevirke
The target was 1611 - it was broken with more than half an hour to go.
Beautiful painting an important part of history
The evocative watercolour is by the well-known colonial artist Charles Decimus Barraud.
Flaxmere reacts to New World closure
'Stupid': Flaxmere shoppers react to the news that their New World is to close in February. Video / Paul Taylor
Wild Waipukurau: Flooding and thunder in CHB town
Thunderstorms and heavily localised downpours lashed the area on Thursday night.
'Short supply': More than 900 Hawke’s Bay families gifted furniture
Team of 40 volunteers will happily take your pre-loved furniture.
Racing: Telegraph victory significant for Marsh family
A roundup of the week's racing.
Flash flooding and heavy downpour in Waipukurau
The Central Hawke’s Bay settlement of Waipukurau was hit by surface flooding after a heavy localised downpour on Thursday night. Video / Rural Accountants Hawke’s Bay Ltd
Six-decade old firm closes, workers get new jobs within 'a few hours'
With huge industry demand for skilled staff, employees had nothing to worry about.
‘Where are we going to go?’: Residents vow to fight decision to close only supermarket in town
A petition against Foodstuffs' shock decision already has more than 1000 signatures.
Hawke's Bay's inaugural Te Awanga Wine Festival promises to enchant wine enthusiasts.
The festival is not just about exceptional wines but an entire experience
Students 'fraudulently' using Havelock North Intermediate logo to bully others online
Account-holders on TikTok and Instagram are using a school logo and bullying students.
'Waves were smashing me': Wife and mother of drowning victims wants better beach warnings
One year ago Donna Cruickshank lost a son and husband to the sea.
Laser yachties cut a dash on the Hawke’s Bay coast
It was a brilliant day as almost 100 yachts started the national Laser-class champs.
Mixed-quality offering at Stortford Lodge
Variable quality was on offer at Stortford Lodge this week.
Eight charged in crackdown on pokie machine 'corruption'
The offending gives the gambling sector a bad name, says Internal Affairs.
'Just do it, it won't hurt': Hawke's Bay man's lucky cancer escape
The tests detected 116 bowel-related cancer cases in Hawke’s Bay in 2023.
‘Stellar end to the year’: Two-year high for house sales in Hawke’s Bay
Owner-occupiers and first-home buyers the 'most active groups' during December.
Do it for your family
Tito Lauvao chats to Hawke's Bay Today reporter Michaela Gower about his brush with bowel cancer.
Search for volunteers to help cancer patients
The work of volunteers is valued at Central Districts Cancer Society.
Opinion: Protester’s sign at Ardern wedding ‘tasteless, tactless, disrespectful’
OPINION: Wasn’t the protest somewhat misguided?
Two carriers at Hawke’s Bay Airport granted customs capabilities for private aircraft
The move doesn't mean the airport has become an international one just yet.